Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-10

q IS; January S2l 25agl 40; February sst 20
March 81 SOS2l 40; April s21 3562l IS. Sugar
quiet ana steady; Bahia 3-32c; centrifugal
SIC; refined quiet; mould a 55Ic; standard
! 5aG57Ee; confectiOners g. I6c; grauuIared
% 90 10, 10 Molasses steady. Gus meats dull
and unchanged. Middles dull nominal, Lard
| opened weak, closing q shade higf er: mod
| erately active: western steam spot IS a5: ,June
70 W; july 81 9l96 90: August 81 O2a7 OS; Sep
steam IS So.
| at $3.50, and within minutes had declined 60
Almost everybody seemed to have some to sell
anu unuer Tree ohering 1t Immediately began
DOWNWARD movement with few pauses until
I $3.50 was reached, Then there was little
withdrawal of pressure. A PROPORTION OF the
sum solu came from houses that had stocked
Receipts were very large, being about 100 cars
more tnan was expected. ,J1ne wheaI was
ofered IN settlement at 92i;c The impression
Is growing that June Is getting pretty
nearly covered up, so nearly at anv
rate that the clique are likely at any
moment Tl 10 alow June to take care of Itself.
During the hrst hour July was quiet in the VI
entity OF sos a s6lfc, and June was steady at
yoc. As Inc session projected all life seemed
Orders % drop Pt al out co0 of the market. No
either left pit entirely or stood grouud Iistiess
". July fuctuated between S6Kc and SEQ
ana az, heavy receipts were depressing influence
all day. wheat continues TO pour In faster
than place can be found to put IT, and pressure
from behind is getting stronger every day.
OI Inf Oh
shipping out corn to make room for wheat md
their plans interferedwith by scarcity of vessel
room. Cars laden with wheat and corn are
accommodating on side tracks, and there seams
to be no aGeqTate means of relief at hand
and the blockade Is hourly becoming
more menacing. II is estimated nv prnsnrnbIS
competent authority that there are $50 or S0C0
cars Of grain on side track waiu-E to be en-
tied. Reports from leading cities shOXed
there are l,l65 600 bushels on hand and qi2 O00
bushels shipped. June wheat closed at
q lin
Com was entirely featureless to-day, 1uctua-
tons In prices during the regular session being
extremely narrow and speculation in trading
llgnt' The opening figures were q a &C under
Yesterday closing, and fair trade We reported
early all round SO &C for July. Later there was
positive dullness on the WI ole list of futnrps
and tame closing, July being Sgl4c Les de-
sire to sell provisions, especially short ribs
which being shipped out quite freely 600 COO
pounds going out the past two days; July
rlDs opened - "a. Demand TO cover sales
made yesterday became quite brisk toward the
close, and prices advanced l5c above Yesterday
but later reacted slightly, July ribs cl sing at
$685. later 1t valced to SIS 67Is,
but closed at opening figures Leading
futures closed as follows Wheat No ,,
June 92>se; J1ly s63sc; Angus. S5Ec; Sep
!emOer sc. Corn no. ,, June 3Sc July
394c; August 4Cilc; September 4ilSc.
Pork' June $50 CO. Lard, June s. so; July
June q % July 81 % Z AIgustST TO Septem-
Der 81 20. Cash quotations: No. ; spring
No , red corn 3S7s. PORK so COAL %.
Lard Sc 6066 62E. Short ribs, loose, s. S. Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed 50 6Oa5 20. Short clear
s. SOG7 So.
NEW, ORLEANS, La, June S-Hog products
unsettled but generally higher; pork SIS 80;
lard Sc 6215. Bulk meats-ShOulders IS 90;
long clear and clear ribs s. so. BacOn-ShOul-
ders S. So; long clear $ 81; clear ribs
s. 371zGS 80. Hams Sll 25Gll -. Corn
meal lower at s. 81 Hay 1irmer; prime
Sl5 OOGl6 90: choice 81 OOG1T 80.
Whisky steady, Coffee active firm and higher;
Rio 2l1SS24c. Rice steady at 465c. Cot
ton seed products quiet but steady; prime
crude oil 29aS0ci summer yellow 35c; cake
and meal 2OG25c- Sugar stronger open kettle,
good fair to prime 4zsG5c; goo common to
fair 41zG44c; csntlifugals o, white $50
l1-l6c; clarified 9-l6G5%C; rhine yellow
trifugals strictly prime to fancy 2SG33c; fair
to good prime 22G25c.